FDA Orders Juul to Stop Selling in the US - CNET

7 days ago - By CNET

Juul must stop distributing and selling its e-cigarettes or face enforcement action, the agency says.
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FDA orders Juul to stop selling its vaping products in the U.S

7 days ago - By TechCrunch

The axe has fallen for e-cigarette maker Juul.
The FDA ordered the company to stop selling and distributing its ubiquitous vaping devices in the U.S. Thursday, a dramatic end for a company that dominated the e-cigarette market and was valued at $38 billion at the top of its game.
Juul will no longer be able to sell its vapes nor its 5 percent or 3 percent tobacco and menthol-flavored pods in the U.S. without “riskenforcement action” from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Retailers will also be prohibited from stocking Juul products in the U.S.
The FDA's ban against Juul come after the...
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Juul's e-Cigarettes to be Pulled Out From American Market After the FDA Denies its Application

7 days ago - By Tech Times

The FDA began investigating Juul's data in 2020 and has decided that they did not provide enough proof that their product is not enticing for teenagers.
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FDA bans sales of Juul vape products in the US

7 days ago - By Engadget

The Food and Drug Administration has banned e-cigarette maker Juul from selling and distributing its products in the US. It ordered the company to remove its wares from the market or face enforcement actions. Reports earlier this week suggested that an FDA ban on Juul products was imminent. After a two-year review, the FDA rejected Juul's application to keep selling tobacco- and menthol-flavored pods as well as its vape pen. The decision doesn't apply to Juul pens and pods that are already in the possession of the company's customers. However, it'll be difficult, if not impossible, to find...
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